thanks Say Wei.. i think apart from Angkor Wat and other monuments, cambodia's ppl are really the reason any tourist should visit the place... they are generally very warm and nice people..definitely good photography subjects..
— Jon J. Tan, January 16, 2008

Jon, you did it well with Angkor views in different angle, more down-to-earth(echo Jeffrey). So coincident you meet that old guy play Tro. Did he offer you the bread? He did to me+wife, but we don't take. Nice memory been refreshed thru your pix. Thanks.
— Teo Say Wei, January 16, 2008

i've been to siem riep,some time back,and the temples are just awesome with the hundred year old trees. i love sunrise and sunset photos,and i'm just a point and shoot guy.
— shoe string traveller, January 12, 2008

Great album Jon, esp the different shades of color & non-color ;o) my fav is the Aspara dancers shot (10). How did you do that? partly de-colorize? also liked 26 & 80, the shy boy ;o)
— Lorraine Brecht, May 19, 2007

Re: Cambodia
I love the pics, down-to-earth and thank goodness not too many of the Wats. I love your photos of the babies, children and the sunset! Now I must really go to Cambodia! Keep it up.
— Jeffrey Mudaliar, January 29, 2007

Ha ha.. how can you not like those expressive eyes? Snot and all?.. thanks Cassandra for the compliment..
— Jon J. Tan, January 27, 2007

I loved all your wonderful & fascinating photos (except for snotty angelic face!) and especially, the one "Reflexive Meditation", there is something so "Dreamlike", it's truly marvelous!!Thanks so much for sharing these!!
— Eleanor Robb, January 27, 2007

Impressive shots !....Looks like prize winning photos :)
— Cassandra Chuah, January 27, 2007